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    Multi use table saw fence

    I built one of these based on Matt’s from his video at https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3pBbKNrkixY
    You don’t really need the plans but go ahead, he only wants $5.

    If anyone is interested I’ll post some tips on building one.
    These are heavy but very stable and useful.
    I already had all the materials except the dual sliding track at the top.
    Watch the video to see all the functions especially how to easily make taper cuts.
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    Thanks for posting that, I have a couple of those jigs/methods as separates and individual tools, but I like that combination principle.

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    Very interesting Bruce. Thanks for posting. Have been thinking of building a tall attachment for my Incra fence.
    Brian

    "Any intelligent fool can make things bigger or more complicated...it takes a touch of genius and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction." - E.F. Schumacher

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    See Fine Woodworking, Jan/Feb. 2013, #231, p. 61 for plans and an article by Bob Van Dyke about building a similar fence.

    I built one a few years ago and downside is that it is very heavy and cumbersome.

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    To remove mine due to very tight fit, I clamp the front Incra guide and lift it up then end up sliding it onto the outfeed table out of the normal work area.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ray Newman View Post
    See Fine Woodworking, Jan/Feb. 2013, #231, p. 61 for plans and an article by Bob Van Dyke about building a similar fence.
    I built one a few years ago and downside is that it is very heavy and cumbersome.
    Matt’s version was built around 2015, just after Bob’s with improvements by adding aluminum tracks and I think easier to build. Also no clamps needed to install it.

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